Highland Farm Café: Fresh Food and Highland Views Just Outside Dingwall

Located just off the A835 near the entrance to the Black Isle, Highland Farm Café offers a bright, friendly place to stop and refuel with locally sourced food and sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Whether you’re passing through on the North Coast 500 or exploring the Dingwall area, this café combines fresh, seasonal meals with a relaxed, rustic atmosphere.

Farm-Fresh Flavours with a Local Twist

The menu at Highland Farm Café is rooted in Highland produce and changes with the seasons. Visitors can expect:

• Hearty breakfasts, including locally made sausages, free-range eggs, and fresh-baked bread

• Homemade soups, sandwiches, and daily specials with vegetarian and gluten-free options available

• Freshly baked cakes and scones served with quality coffee and artisan teas

• A well-stocked deli and farm shop on site, offering local meats, cheeses, preserves, and gifts

Everything is made with care, offering a taste of Highland hospitality in every bite.

A Warm and Welcoming Stop for All

Highland Farm Café is a favourite with both locals and travellers thanks to its:

• Relaxed, family-friendly setting with indoor and outdoor seating

• Stunning views over farmland, with the hills of Easter Ross and Ben Wyvis in the distance

• Ample parking and easy access from the main road

• Attached Highland Farm Shop, perfect for picking up picnic supplies or souvenirs from the region

It’s an ideal rest stop just a few minutes’ drive from Dingwall town centre.

Perfect for Road Trippers and Locals Alike

Whether you’re exploring Ross-shire or heading north toward Ullapool, Highland Farm Café is a great place to:

• Enjoy a proper Highland breakfast before a day of travel or hiking

• Stop for a peaceful lunch with views over open countryside

• Grab a quick takeaway coffee and some treats for the road

• Discover quality produce and handmade goods in the adjoining farm shop

It’s a wholesome, genuinely local spot that reflects the best of Highland food and culture.